Fun Things
In a delightful convergence of cinema and gaming, a Minecraft modder known as “SnailMan” has infused the game’s protagonist, Steve, with the distinctive voice of actor and musician Jack Black. This creative endeavour draws inspiration from the upcoming live-action Minecraft movie, where Black is set to portray Steve, blending
Modern Retro Games
Sonic fans, rejoice! An unfinished build of the highly anticipated fan game, Sonic & The Moon Facility, has been released online, giving players a chance to experience this cancelled project. First unveiled at Kaze Emanuar's F3 2023 games presentation, this Sonic fan game promised a thrilling twist on
Modern Retro Games
Retro-Bit, a company known for re-releasing classic video games, has acknowledged that it used fan-made translations in some of its products without properly crediting the original translators. The admission follows accusations that the company incorporated these unofficial translations into its re-released titles. Krokodyl provided a very length breakdown of where
game port
A dedicated group of volunteer developers is putting the finishing touches on Skyblivion, an ambitious fan-made project that reimagines The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion using the engine of its successor, The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim. After years of painstaking work, the team behind this labour of love has confirmed they
PC Gaming
GOG, the DRM-free digital storefront, has unveiled the ‘Dreamlist,’ a new feature that invites gamers to vote on classic titles they’d like to see preserved and re-released. This initiative aims to guide GOG’s efforts in negotiating with IP owners to bring classic games back to modern platforms. The
Fun Things
Sega fans have been buzzing lately about a new feature that promises to bring some extra sparkle to their favourite titles: the Sega Account. Officially revealed through Sega’s dedicated website and highlighted by the Ryu Ga Gotoku Twitter account, this online profile system offers tangible bonuses for anyone looking
nintendo
In the ever-evolving world of Super Mario 64 discoveries, a dedicated player has unearthed a peculiar glitch involving a log, a cliff, and an extraordinary amount of patience. By executing a precise 34-frame loop repeatedly—approximately 2.8 million times over 36 days—the player managed to make a log
Retro Gaming News
In a surprising homage to both classic gaming and modern fighting franchises, an indie developer, known on X as @RheoGamer, has managed to create a demo version of "Street Fighter IV" for the Sega Mega Drive. This remarkable feat combines the beloved mechanics and characters of the 2008